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Approximately 13,000 Nicaraguan refugees, mainly single women and children, have fled to Costa Rica to escape poverty and persecution, according to the FIMRC website and Angela M. Mayorga ’09, the coordinator of the trip...
...national organization worked with the Harvard branch in organizing the trip, according to Mayorga...
...peace with the Sandinistas, Lacayo has dealt with them very gingerly, opening him up to another set of criticisms and splintering the 14- party coalition that supported Chamorro's candidacy. Francisco Mayorga, who served as Central Bank president, resigned last October after stormy clashes with Lacayo. Says he: "Antonio can't make any decision without the acquiescence of the Sandinistas...
...were born poor, and we'll be satisfied to die poor," had a last-minute change of heart. In April the President's office ordered the withdrawal of $3.6 million in U.S. currency from the Central Bank, plus the equivalent of $5 million more in Nicaraguan cordobas. Francisco Mayorga, who, as Chamorro's first Central Bank president, inherited the mess that the Sandinistas left behind, estimates that a total of $24 million was looted from the bank...
...Mayorga criticized U.S. embassies South of the border, giving an example of an action taken by "an ugly American" Nicaragua. Medical scholarships to Nicaragua were cancelled by the U.S. embassy there after some students had demonstrated before the embassy. also declared that economic and political reports prepared by the embassy Nicaragua were inaccurate, and called for a real exchange of information, rather than the biased accounts he felt the embassy is sending...